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College Station, Texas
Thursday, October 12, 1961
THE BATTALION
Varsity Shop
Opens Bryan
Men’s Store
A Varsity Shop, the third of its
kind in Texas, held its grand op
ening today at its new local es
tablishment next door to Beverly
Braley’s in the Townshire Shop
ping Center.
Over $1,00:) in men’s c'othin'.
was given away in opening cere
monies today.
The store, with two branch es
tablishments in Dallas, will offei
a complete line of natural-shoul
der men’s wear.
MILADY
BEAUTY SALON
Martha Bell
Agnes Beaver, Aggie Wife
Appointments Only
TA 2-0252
Also Open Thursday
and Friday Evenings
1414 S. College
Ags Pick A
The job of selecting a Sweetheart for A&M
was tough, but pleasant, too. The worst
part, the Aggie delegation to TWU last
weekend will tell you, was leaving the 14
finalists long enough to get dressed for the
next event. Parties, picnics, dinners and
dances were on the agenda—and at the
end Miss Ann Edwards of Houston was
chosen 1961-62 Aggie Sweetheart. Above,
Aggies and Tessies line up for food at the
Sweetheart
get-acquainted picnic the first day. Top
right, CSC President Doug Schwenk, Fi
nalist Sally Willis and Dorm President Scott
Knapp eat Saturday dinner in the TWU
cafeteria. Bottom right, The A&M deliga
tion pauses in its deliberation to pick the
Sweetheart Sunday morning long enough to
read the account of the Ags’ win over Texas
Tech the night before.
ONLY THREE MORE DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER
FOR FREE BIG BONUS STAMPS
THESE PRICES GOOD
THRU SAT.—-OCT. 14th
IN BRYAN ONLY.
We Reserve The Ri^ht To
Limit Quantity.
444 PRIZES, 2,208,500 BIG BONUS STAMPS to be given FREE!
Top Spred Oleo
Coffee Maryland Club
14 Oz. Btl. 2 for
Snider s Catsup
Lunch Meat Hatma no*
Wesson Oil
24 Oz. Btl.
Lb. | 3.
Can ^
25
2#
32
Wolf
CHILI Without Beans . No. 2 Cn 59c
Patio
BEEF TAMALES . . No. 300 Can I9c
Ballard or Pillsbury
BISCUITS .
€
3 For 27c
Heinz
SWEET PICKLES 25-Oz. Jar 43c
EKC; C n'KS
Head 10c I
Round Bone h ■
Tender Aged Beef 1-D.
Tender Aged
Beef
SHOULDER ROAST
" : i :i IT OAST
ROAST Sq. Cut Shoulder
BEEF CHUCK ROAST
TO KEY HENS
CENTER SLICED HAM
, . 7: . ■
Tender Aged
Boneless
Farmer Brown
10 - 14 Lb. Avg.
Ideal For
Breakfast
Lb.
Lb.
49<
59c
39c
67c
35c
79 ■«
49c
Wisconsin
CHEDDAR CHEESE Piece Lb. 69c
Kraft or Elna
VELVEETA CHEESE 2-Lb. Loaf 69c
CARROTS . . Fresh 2 - 1-Lb. Bags 23c
Golden Delicious
APPLES
Lb. 19c
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